Reports

Between January and February 2017, DTM found that 23,248 people have been newly displaced, bringing the total population displaced to 431,634 people. A large majority of IDPs are in Afmadow with an estimated IDP population of 89,580 people while Jowhar hosts the second largest IDP population of 85,290 people. Overall, food remains the main priority need for IDPs located in the settlements, with 63% of IDP families mentioning this need. 

In cooperation with IOM DTM, the DRECM-R (National Directorate on Civil Status and Refugees) recorded 105,491 refugees (22,103 households), 14,678 returnees (2,816 households) and 121,391 IDPs (25,293 households) as of 31 December 2016.  In total, the population amounts to 241,560 individuals (50,221 households) as compared to 91,289 individuals as of the 28 February 2016. 

From August to September 2016, the Taskforce on Population Movement (TFPM) implemented a multi-cluster location assessment to gather more in-depth data on the IDP, returnee and host populations, in 3,292 locations hosting IDPs and/or returnees, covering all 22 governorates in Yemen. Key informants in each location were interviewed. In addition, the multi-cluster location assessment was used to collect data about the host community in areas of displacement, and the non-displaced community in return areas, to provide further insight about their needs. ‘Generalised violence and armed conflict (no direct personal threat/attack)’ (41%) was reported by key informants as the main reason for displacement in identified IDP locations. In identified returnee locations, lack of access to sustainable income (46%) and lack of access to basic services (28%) in the place of displacement were reported by key informants as the main push factors for return. On the other hand, improved security (30%), lower housing/rent costs (25%) and intent to re-join family members (17%) were reported as the top pull factors for return. With respect to long term intentions (beyond the next 3 months), 81% of key informants reported that IDPs intend to return to their place of origin.

En décembre 2016, DTM a identifié 141 221 258 PDI (29 245 ménages) dans onze provinces. La plupart des PDI résident dans la province de Gitega (34 584 PDI). 58% des PDI ont été déplacées à la suite de désastres naturels, 42% ont été déplacées en raison de la situation socio-politique. 54% des PDI sont des femmes, tandis que 46% sont des hommes.

DTM recorded 163,896 IDPs comprising 27,316 families across 7 governorates. The governorate of Ninewa hosted the most IDPs, 152,610 (93%). Mosul was the most commonly cited district of origin with 129, 456 people recorded as originating from there. The majority of individuals (131,718) were residing in camps or emergency sites. 

IOM recorded a cumulative total of 174,840 individuals comprising 106,241 households crossing the border into Haitian territory. 33.7% of these were female and 66.3% were male. 2,849 presumed unaccompanied minors were identified. 106,241 individuals declared having returned spontaneously and 29,590 individuals claim to have been deported. 38,547 individuals were officially deported at the three official border crossing points of Ouanaminthe, Malpasse, and Belladère and have been voluntary registered.  

Se realizó la evaluación DTM Ronda 7 (Sismo Atacames) los días 8 y 9 de febrero en colaboración con el Fondo de las Naciones Unidas para la Infancia -UNICEF. El criterio para que un refugio sea considerado como tal, es que en el sitio se encuentren 5 o más hogares, viviendo en carpas o estructuras improvisadas en un entorno parecido a un campamento. De la totalidad de la población en refugios, el 11,6% (90 casos) reportó la presencia de personas con necesidades específicas en sus familias, las cuales incluyen: Mujeres en periodo de gestación (25) o en periodo de lactancia (22) y personas con discapacidades físicas (26). Frente a la distribución de alimentos, el 67% de los refugios manifestaron no recibir distribuciones de raciones alimentarias secas ni húmedas, los demás refugios reciben distribuciones de manera irregular.

The cumulative total of individuals displaced within this period was 161,955 (26,955 families). The district hosting the largest number of IDPs within this period was Al-Hamdaniya with 70,728 recorded IDPs. Mosul was the district hosting the second largest number of IDPs, 68,808.  The number of IDPs living in emergency camps rose by 36 families constituting 62% of the cumulative total. DTM also recorded 62,250 returnees, an 8% increase. The number of families displaced at this time rose by 3% (1,036).  

35 353 personnes déplacées internes (6 564 ménages) ont été enregistrées et identifiées par le programme DTM dans l'ensemble des régions du Mali. 14 117 nouveaux PDIs suite à la dégradation de la situation sécuritaire dans les régions de Ménaka et Tombouctou. 543 605 personnes retournées, soit 487 011 PDIs retournées et 56 594 rapatriés (anciens réfugiés) ont été identifiés.

Ce rapport, fruit d'une évaluation rapide, effectuée entre le 17 et le 21 février 2017, dans les régions de Ségou et Mopti, par les équipes DTM des Services locaux du Développement Social et de l'Economie Solidaire de Macina, Niono et Tenenkoun, vise à donner des informations concernant les populations déplacées, présentes dans ces localités, suite à la dégradation sécuritaire dans les cercles de Macina et Tenenkoun.  Dans la région de Ségou, suite aux évènements survenus du 11 au 20 février 2017, environ 2 657 personnes des Communes de Machina, Monimebougou et environs se sont déplacées dans les villes et villages des commununes de Diabaly, Niono, Toridagako et Yèrèdon Saniona (du cercle de Niono) et dans la ville de Machina (Cercle de Macina). Dans le cercle de Tenenkoun, à la date du 21 février 2017, environs 297 personnes se sont déplacées du village de Sampaye Wereda, dans la commune rurale de Diaka pour trouver refuge dans la commune rurale de Diafarabé.

This snapshot provides information on location, movement and needs of displacement in Pulka, Bama, Dikwa, Kala/Balge, Mobbar,Konduga and Gwoza during the covered period. Zanna experienced the largest arrival of spontaneous influx (11,400 individuals/ 2280 households) from Gomari and Jere LGA because of military operations. The top needs of these IDPs include food, shelter, non-food items (NFIs), health and protection.  

IOM's biometric registration project is currently being implemented in three states in northeastern Nigeria. In total, 340,734 individuals have been registered in Borno, 143,496 in Adamawa and 21,201 in Yobe. In Adamawa, biometric registration was conducted for IDPs  (95,012 individuals) and returnees (48,484 individuals). The majority of individuals registered (60%) live in host communities. The highest number of registered individuals in Borno are in Maiduguri (114,294), Jere (100,412) and Monguno (48, 461) Local Government Areas (LGAs). In Adamawa, the majority were registered in Hong (53,280) and Yola South (30,372) LGAs.